NSU trial

After a five year judgement it has came to an end one of the most polemic and hard decisions in recent german history: the NSU Trial, which ended with the sentence of life imprisonment to Beate Zschäpe.
The NSU was a right-wing terrorist organization that between 2000 and 2007 has murdered several small business owners with a migrational background, in what ended up being labelled by the german tabloids as the "Kebab murders".
Even though the trial has came to an end, there is quite some questions which have remained open and that have been causing some controversy inside the german society and it's justice system.
And it is exactly these questions that have been posted aroud in order to try to clarify and keep people's awareness to a process which is far from having been clear to the general public.

How big would have been the scandal, when someone would have reported about the Bratwurst Murders?

Who is preventing a new NSU network?

We don't accept the verdict

Why is there a data protection?

Why were the relatives not heard?

What does Hamburg has to hide?